Billionaire Rick Jackson is focused on one thing: being Trump’s favorite governor. Not lowering costs. Not helping families. Just earning Trump’s approval. #GAPol #GAGov
During an official legislative speech, Burt Jones used his time to... talk about a female staffer's appearance. #GApol #GAGov
Billionaire Rick Jackson says he likes DOGE — even after it ripped $815 million out of Georgia, cost jobs, and slashed funds from programs that Georgia families rely on to help make ends meet. #GAGov #GAPol
LISTEN: Burt Jones defended Trump’s “aggressive approach” on trade that is causing prices to spike. #GApol #GAGov
Brad Raffensperger doesn’t care that Georgia businesses were left scrambling after Trump’s tariffs, claiming small businesses will “figure it out and somehow make it work through this situation.” #GApol #GAGov
Chris Carr’s statement on tariffs: 🦗🦗 Carr is silent while Georgians are left paying the price. #GApol #GAGov
Billionaire #GAGov candidate Rick Jackson doesn’t care that tariffs are decimating Georgia families. Why? He’s too busy bragging about how he made a mint off Trump’s tariffs. #GAPol americanjournalnews.com/rick-jackson...
👀AG Chris Carr is sounding the alarm about his opponents in #GAGov Republican primary. "You've got to have somebody that can win a primary as well as a general election, and that's getting harder for Republicans." #GAPol

🚨 Georgia "Senate Bill 29 […] would require law enforcement officers in Georgia to collect DNA from anyone arrested for, even if never convicted of, certain felonies." No warrant or preliminary hearing required.

Similarly, Senate Bill 116 would require warrantless DNA collection from arrestees subject to an ICE immigration detainer.

Both bills represent fundamental violations of privacy — not to mention the 4th Amendment. Let your state senators know they should oppose both bills.
https://georgiarecorder.com/2026/03/30/under-no-warrant-dna-collection-any-georgians-genetic-data-could-end-up-in-police-custody/
#politics #USPol #GAPol

Under no-warrant DNA collection, any Georgian’s genetic data could end up in police custody  • Georgia Recorder

Georgia lawmakers are considering legislation that would require police to collect DNA from people charged with — but not convicted of — crimes. This would happen without a warrant or due process of any kind. Supporters say these DNA-collection bills are targeted at criminals, but the sweeping proposals could impact anyone in Georgia, including people […]

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